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The EDDIE project has the objective to design a middleware capable of giving to the applications and services an unified global view on cross-device resources. The various devices are not seen any more as individual entities with specific resources, but as a unified pool of virtual resources.

Intelligent orchestration of the available resources will allow an efficient
use, as well as, some very unique use cases e.g. peripherals like camera, storage and audio from any device in the network could operate like a local peripheral. They would be instantly compatible with your local applications. Use your doorbell camera in your mobile camera application and the surround audio system for your alarm system without the need for dedicated integrations for each ecosystem.

In this talk Stefan will give you an introduction to the project, its goals,
milestones and implementation. He will show the current development status on Linux and Zephyr in Oniro and look ahead into 2023.

The EDDIE project has the objective to design a middleware capable of giving to the applications and services an unified global view on cross-device resources. The various devices are not seen any more as individual entities with specific resources, but as a unified pool of virtual resources.

Intelligent orchestration of the available resources will allow an efficient
use, as well as, some very unique use cases e.g. peripherals like camera, storage and audio from any device in the network could operate like a local peripheral. They would be instantly compatible with your local applications. Use your doorbell camera in your mobile camera application and the surround audio system for your alarm system without the need for dedicated integrations for each ecosystem.

In this talk Stefan will give you an introduction to the project, its goals,
milestones and implementation. He will show the current development status on Linux and Zephyr in Oniro and look ahead into 2023.

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  1. 1. SFSCon 2022, Bolzano EDDIE - Enabling Distributed Intelligence in Oniro Stefan Schmidt <stefan.schmidt@huawei.com> Principal Solution Architect, Huawei OSTC
  2. 2. Agenda 2 ● Introduction ● Goals & Use Cases ● Implementation: Linux & Zephyr ● Roadmap ● Summary
  3. 3. 3 Introduction
  4. 4. EDDIE 4 EDDIE – Enabling Distributed Intelligence ● Eclipse Foundation - Oniro working group project ● Cooperation with Politecnico di Milano ● Middleware composed of different layers ● Apache 2.0 license ● C++ code base, constrained devices in mind ● Implementation: Oniro Linux & Zephyr flavours ● Work in progress
  5. 5. 5 Goals & Use Cases
  6. 6. UnifiedPoolofVirtualResources 6 “Objective to design a middleware capable of giving to the applications and services an unified global view on cross-device resources. The various devices are not seen any more as individual entities with specific resources, but as a unified pool of virtual resources.” ● Cross-device and also cross operating systems: starting with Linux and Zephyr ● For now resources as in peripherals and not general purpose resources like memory and CPU
  7. 7. OrchestrationofAvailableResources 7 “Intelligent orchestration of the available resources will allow an efficient use, as well as, some very unique use cases e.g. peripherals like camera, storage and audio from any device in the network could operate like a local peripheral. They would be instantly compatible with your local applications. ” ● Even with many resources available its overwhelming to make good use of them ● At this stage the project goes from a simple rule-set based engine to complex orchestration
  8. 8. ExampleUseCase:Videocall 8 ● Video call while on the commute back home ● Call starts on your mobile ● Enter your car: the unified pool of resources also has the car dashboard camera and audio system avaiable and switches over ● Walk from car to house: switching back to mobile as the car resources vanish ● Enter kitchen: video moves to the kitchen TV or tablet, camera to the security camera and audio to the multiroom audio in your house Plethora of available, distributed, resources that can be used based on your personal preferences and patterns.
  9. 9. 9 Implementation
  10. 10. Architecture 10 ● EDDIE is a middleware sitting on top of Oniro ● Offering services and API to applications ● Local agents part of every device ● Virtual devices / super devices formed out of local agents
  11. 11. Layers 11 ● Communication layer ● Virtualization layer ● Application management layer ● Intelligent coordination layer ● Forming the local agent
  12. 12. CommunicationLayer 12 ● Compared MQTT, Zenoh and CoAP for our use cases ● Device and resource discovery ● Constrained devices in mind (frame size, latency, memory, etc) ● Settled on CoAP as it is fitting our purpose well ● Libbcoap on Linux and a native CoAP implementation on Zephyr ● IPv4 & IPv6 ● Running over low-power wireless connectivity ● Resource Directory implementation on Linux
  13. 13. VirtualizationLayer 13 ● Resource Directory implementation turns out to work well for an initial resource abstraction ● Device announces itself via multicast to the network ● If no other directory is found a Linux based local agent would elevate itself ● Registers available resources at the found directory ● API for upper layers to query by device type, attributes, URI’s, etc ● Give uniform view on resources and access ● Results are the base for decision making process
  14. 14. IntelligentCoordinationLayer 14 ● Current focus of the work ● Research on options for ontologies/schemas to express attributes ● Webthings, OCF, ROS, etc ● Use ontologies to select the best execution environment ● Different coordination approaches – Centralized coordinator (current first approach) – Any local agent could run as coordinator (with stand-by for failover) – Complete peer-to-peer coordination, no central coordinator
  15. 15. UsageinOniroBlueprints 15 ● A blueprint to demonstrate how EDDIE can be used ● Used between Linux and Zephyr ● Used over OpenThread with IPv6 (low-power and loosy network) ● M2M between touch controller and doorlock blueprints ● Based on availability of resources the touch controller can adjust UX dynamically
  16. 16. 16 Roadmap
  17. 17. FutureRoadmap 17 2023 ● Focus on ontologies/schemas ● Focus on intelligence orchestration ● Explore different coordination approaches
  18. 18. ONIROPROJECT Thank you! Join us @ Eclipse Foundation booth & oniroproject.org 31

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